Today's main news: 1 Russia will not raise the issue of the Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries in the negotiations in Abu Dhabi, said Dmitry Peskov. 2 In Russia, independent gas stations began to close faster than they opened for the first time since 2022. 3 The FSB will be able to obtain additional data on Mosenergosbyt customers, including operations with passport data, downloading receipts and attempts to pay for electricity. 4 Russia may be left with one of four Soviet-built missile cruisers after the possible decommissioning of the Peter the Great. 5 The cost of transporting Russian oil to India has reached record levels. 6 In Moscow, the Museum of the History of the Former Gulag was closed for a sanitary day on October 30, the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Political Repression. 7 Who asked Russia five times for details about the death of the Irkutsk Epidemic Institute employee, but did not receive factual answers, writes the Wall Street Journal. 8 In Spain, there was an explosion at an ammunition factory that supplied Ukraine. 9 EJ conducts a survey on whether the ceasefire in Alyushki could be the first step towards a ceasefire along the entire front line.